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Hi Aishwarya, The istio-init chart creates three jobs in the kubectl get pods -n istio-system After a successful install, you will see something like:
I'm guessing yours won't look like that. Next you will want to check the status of the pod with the following command (substitute in one of your pod names): kubectl get pod -n istio-system istio-init-crd-10-1.4.6-nw9gr -oyaml The output can be a little long but it should help diagnose the problem. Hope this helps! Dwayne |
Hi I have tried with the above commands and the pods instead of showing completed status they show in pending state. On further information on the pending pods, this is the below lines I see: status:
I am following the document as it is and am not sure why the pods are not coming in completed status. |
Hi Aishwarya, It looks like your cluster isn't healthy. These jobs won't schedule on the master node which is expected ( Dwayne |
Hi,
I have currently run the prerequistes and am currently trying to run the 6th step of: Use Helm 3 to install the istio-init chart. This will install all of the required Istio Custom Resource Definitions.
After running the helm install and trying to verify, the resources show 0 instead of 29 creds as in document:
kubectl get crds | grep 'istio.io|cert-manager.io|aspenmesh.io' | wc -l
No resources found in default namespace.
0
Could you please guide me on what might be missing that the resources are not getting listed out.
Thank you.
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